Paks nuclear plant will be allowed to exceed Danube water temperature limit Hungary plans to allow the section of the Danube that receives cooling water from the Paks nuclear power plant to exceed the temperature limit. The nuclear power plant uses Danube water to cool its operation. Under current rules, the river is not allowed to receive water if its temperature exceeds…
The Hungarian presidency’s plans for energy Hungary took over the presidency of the Council of the European Union for…
New EU market reforms for clean and secure energy EU electricity and gas market reforms will lead to more stable energy…
Ban on Russian uranium helps US build nuclear fuel capacity This article describes the US measures in response to the possibility of…
EU fighting energy sector methane emissions On 10 April, the European Parliament adopted, by a large majority (530…
German government agrees financing mechanism for hydrogen network Many countries have decided to bet on hydrogen, which can be used to…
Carbon capture and storage will create new jobs in the UK Tens of thousands of new jobs will be created across the United Kingdom to…